Brush Drawing - One, the WARHOL Version by anahata.c

2D • Abstract • posted on Jun 19, 2008

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I took my previous drawing and did a "Warhol" variation. Just some fun. Stretched it, distorted it, colored it, called it names... a great way to wake up your own art. Hope you enjoy, and thanks for your comments on my first two pieces! Mark (I should be like Helanker and give you the weather: Well, it's warm and dark here in Chicago. Oh, and humid...)

Comments (7)

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NekhbetSun

7:47AM | Thu, 19 June 2008

I love this !...oh, and it's hot and humid here in Jacksonville :o)

ARTWITHIN_II

8:20AM | Thu, 19 June 2008

the drawing alone i wonderful with a softness that is appealing. the warhol effect is a great finishing touch, especially with the conyrast of the last brush.

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gunsan

9:01AM | Thu, 19 June 2008

I am supposed to hibernate from commenting, but I just have to agree with Zann here. Usually the Warhole things are faces, like the original with Marilyn Monroe, but I like this variant so much better. Great idea and result!

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helanker

9:58AM | Thu, 19 June 2008

Oh yes! I love this warhole effect indeed. Makes me look at your fine pencil in new ways. It still look fabulous. And I do so much like the colors.

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odie

8:59PM | Fri, 20 June 2008

Oh wow... Brilliant idea! The contrasting vibrant reds and pinks truly transform the typically quiet brush into a bold set of brushes that leaps out at us with new life!! I think they like the new "pop art" look you've given them. Ok, Mark. Keep 'em coming!

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magnus073

8:28PM | Thu, 11 September 2008

This idea to do a Warhol version is fun and really a great one Mark. This rework makes them almost dance with color and as pointed out above the contrast in the last brush from the others catches your eye instantly.

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